Ice fishing stirs controversy (NWPA Outdoors)

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Ice fishing stirs controversy

David Vaughn of Crawford County was one of more than 100 anglers caught on the ice floe that broke loose this past weekend in western Lake Erie. Vaughn's presence on the ice, and his concerns about opinions of the ice fishermen in the aftermath of their taxpayer-funded rescue, are stirring up plenty of comments on the Times-News forums.

Read Vaughn's story, then have your say.

Posted by Matt Martin on February 11, 2009 8:45 AM | Permalink

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